This is one of Wayne Henderson’s Dreadnoughts that hasn’t been collecting dust! Coming to us all the way from 1992 in Indian Rosewood and Spruce, this 28-style D has opened up handsomely and combines a fierce projection with a meaty treble response fit for a flatpicker’s fantasy. Solo work cuts right through the mix, and the setup is easy on the hands to keep you in the groove longer. This one has some honest play wear to match its broken-in voice, and it’s ready to keep on churning out music for another 25 years.
Here’s an additional demo with our own Al Petteway: https://youtu.be/–u_W74LlDY
Other keywords: dreadnaught, lutherie, flatpick, bluegrass, americana, grover, herringbone, tortoise style pickguard
Another gem from Wayne Henderson. This one has a particularly strong body energy that I love. It has the wonderful boom-chuck you'd expect from a great dreadnought, but it also has beauty in the voice on every fret. A very versatile guitar from bluegrass to blues! 
Wayne Henderson is one of this generation's premier builders of Martin-style acoustic guitars. This one has all of the characteristics he is known for with nice punchy mids and crystal clear highs. He's probably made more of this model than any other, and it shows. | Scale Length | 25.4 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.19 in |
| Woods | Spruce, Rosewood - Indian |
This is one of Wayne Henderson’s Dreadnoughts that hasn’t been collecting dust. Coming to us all the way from 1992 in Indian Rosewood and Spruce, this 28-style D has opened up handsomely and combines a fierce projection with a meaty treble response fit for a flatpicker’s fantasy
Another gem from Wayne Henderson. This one has a particularly strong body energy that I love
Wayne Henderson is one of this generation's premier builders of Martin-style acoustic guitars. This one has all of the characteristics he is known for with nice punchy mids and crystal clear highs 